| ROTHSCHILD | Writer's offspring a rich family member (10) |
| ESTATE | Home and grounds for a rich family |
| SCHITTSCREEK | Pop TV sitcom about a formerly rich family forced to live in a run-down motel: 2 wds. |
| CREEK | Sitcom starring Catherine O'hara about a formerly rich family forced to live in a rundown motel, Schitt's ----- (5) |
| BABYSAT | Took care of offspring a tabby's abandoned (4-3) |
| ISSUE | Offspring a matter of contention |
| SUN | Noisy offspring a star (3) |
| REAR | Raise one's offspring, a little more ardently |
| KITTENS | Offspring a nervous person might have! (7) |
| THERAPIST | "The Marilyn Denis Show" expert Joe Rich, Family ___ |
| EWING | Surname of Dallas's oil-rich family |
| THEROYALS | Rich family has to rely on working |
| DALLAS | Soap about an oil-rich family |
| MEDICI | 75pc of remedy for Florence's rich family (6) |
| FAWN | From the Latin for "offspring", a deerling; or, the light greyish or yellowish brown colour of its coat (4) |
| FRANGIPANE | Named after an Italian marquis or his invention of a plumeria-based fragrance for scenting gloves, a rich almond-vanilla pastry cream, used as a filling for a Bakewell tart, galette des rois or other |
| CORONATION | Innocent cook getting in a stew with a rich dish (10,7) |
| SHORTBREAD | Named for its crumbly texture and said to have been invented or refined by Mary, Queen of Scots, a rich, buttery biscuit in the form of a finger, petticoat-tail or round (10) |
| WHEELCHAIR | Go around with a rich criminal in mode of transport (10) |
| SCIAGRAPHY | A rich GP, say, developing a drawing technique |
